Origem - Filho Do Homem - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Alieno Humano - Humano Alieno [COMPACT DISCS] Italy - Import date 03/06/2012

Digitally remastered edition of this rare album from the Brazilian outfit. Os Brazoes self-titled album was originally released on RGE Discos in 1969. It is a psychedelic masterpiece that fuses samba, R&B and rock 'n' roll influences using fuzz guitars, synths, percussion, rich vocals and effects. Os Brazoes formed in Rio de Janeiro in the late 1960's. They backed Gal Costa during her Tropicalia period, yet apparently never recorded in the studio with her. OS BRAZOES features covers of Gilberto Gil's 'Pega a Voga, Cabeludo' and Jorge Ben and Toquinho's 'Carolina, Carol Bela'.

Volume 13 in the acclaimed Eric Records InchHard to Find 45s on CDInch series spotlights the most common theme in pop music love! But this collection is far from common. Sure, almost all of the songs are Top 20 hits, but they're not widely available on other CD collections, and some aren't available anywhere else. SIX hits make their CD debut, and half of those appear in stereo for the first time on CD! These include two tracks from the long-lost master tapes by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds. And for collectors, there's new stereo by Five Flights Up and the Avant-Garde. On a more serious note, Eric is proud to present the rare and spiritual InchWedding Song (There Is Love)Inch by Paul Stookey, featuring Stookey's exquisite 12-string guitar playing. It's followed by John Denver's beautiful #1 hit InchAnnie's SongInch and two joyous chorales The Edwin Hawkins Singers' InchOh Happy DayInch and the U.S. CD debut of the classic InchA Song of Joy,Inch based on the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. All in all, a terrific mix of both lighthearted and inspiring pop gems! Expect the famous sparkling sound and packaging quality found on all the Eric InchHard to Find 45s on CDInch volumes, with only the correct single versions from the original master tapes in true stereo. Includes a 12-page booklet with detailed biographies of all the artists by well-known music author Greg Adams.